The Life of Thomas Brackett Reed
The Life of Thomas Brackett Reed
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It is such a pity that we had to waste so much time in this weary wel ter of talk.
We stand in a very peculiar position, we Republicans, to-day. [Laughter. ] The representative of the Democratic party just chosen President of the United States finds him self powerless in his first great recommendation to his own party. Were he left to their tender mercies [laughter], the country would witness the spectacle of the President of its choice overthrown by the party charged with this country's govern...ment. What wonder then that he appeals to the pa triotism of another party whose patriotism has never been appealed to in vain. [Applause on the Republican side. ] Never, I say, in vain. The proudest part of the proud record of the Republican party has been its steadfast devo tion to the cause of sound finance. When this country was tempted to pay its bonds in depreciated money, the Repub lican party responded with loud acclaim to that noble senti ment of General Hawley that every bond was as sacred as a soldier's grave.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is such a pity that we had to waste so much time in this weary wel ter of talk.
We stand in a very peculiar position, we Republicans, to-day. [Laughter. ] The representative of the Democratic party just chosen President of the United States finds him self powerless in his first great recommendation to his own party. Were he left to their tender mercies [laughter], the country would witness the spectacle of the President of its choice overthrown by the party charged with this country's govern...ment. What wonder then that he appeals to the pa triotism of another party whose patriotism has never been appealed to in vain. [Applause on the Republican side. ] Never, I say, in vain. The proudest part of the proud record of the Republican party has been its steadfast devo tion to the cause of sound finance. When this country was tempted to pay its bonds in depreciated money, the Repub lican party responded with loud acclaim to that noble senti ment of General Hawley that every bond was as sacred as a soldier's grave.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Samuel W Samuel Walker Mccall to read onlineMoreLess
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